Saddleworn Rose Distressed Denim Vest
Saddleworn Rose Distressed Denim Vest
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Fit & Sizing
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• Slightly fitted — follows the waist and hip curves
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• True to size — order your usual size
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• Layer over a tee or wear as a statement piece alone
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• Pair with bootcut jeans and a Cattleman hat for the full look
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Details
• Slightly fitted sleeveless snap vest in printed distressed denim
• Pointed collar with vertical pearl snap placket
• Decorative Western topstitch yoke lines on front and back
• Raw cut frayed armholes with exposed white cotton threads — as if sleeves were roughly cut from a jacket
• Unfinished frayed hem with naturally hanging cotton fibers
• Heavy vintage wash with stress-point whitening throughout
• Scattered prairie wild roses in dusty pink with thorny vine lines on vintage-wash denim — hand-drawn botanical sketch like pressed flowers in a rancher's journal
Fabric & Care
• Printed distressed denim — 98% cotton, 2% elastane
• Medium-heavy weight with comfortable stretch
• Vibrant all-over print saturates the fabric
• Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
The Story Behind This Print
WESTERN PRINT STORY
Pressed Between Leather Covers
On the open range, ranch women kept journals bound in saddle leather. Between entries about weather and cattle counts, they pressed wildflowers picked along the trail — prairie roses that bloomed briefly each spring, preserved forever between pages. This vest carries that same spirit: wild roses traced in faded ink, thorny vines telling stories of the trail.
“"She pressed the roses between leather covers, and the thorns pressed back — reminding her that beauty on the frontier always came with an edge."”
INSPIRATION
— Inspired by pressed flower journals of the Great Plains, c. 1870s

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